Breast Cancer Survivor Walks To Celebrate, Spread Hope To Others
Diagnosed with breast cancer 14 years ago, Leonor Gavina-Valls will be among the thousands taking part in the Susan G. Komen L.A. County Race for the Cure on Saturday.
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Diagnosed with breast cancer 14 years ago, Leonor Gavina-Valls will be among the thousands taking part in the Susan G. Komen L.A. County Race for the Cure on Saturday.
Copper thieves in the Lytle Creek area have left residents and businesses in the area without phone service.
A vote to keep so-called formula retail stores away won't affect plans for a controversial 33,000-square-foot Walmart store in Chinatown.
A retired priest pleaded guilty Friday to four felony counts of lewd acts on a child under 14.
A popular Inland Empire breastfeeding expert and licensed lactation consultant says Facebook has reinstated her account after deleting her pages over a photo of a breastfeeding mother.
Will Southland power customers be willing to curtail their air conditioning use during the hottest months of the year if the San Onofre plant isn't back online by then?
The LA County Sheriff's Department is seeking the public's help in locating a 23-year-old man who went missing Tuesday.
For many Angelenos, the opening of the first phase of the Exposition Line has been a long time coming.
An Amber Alert ended Friday with a suspect in custody.
A 61-year-old woman who hired a hit man to kill her cancer-stricken husband to cash in on his life insurance policy and retirement funds was sentenced Friday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in Los Angeles County held steady at 11.8 percent in February, the same rate as January.
A woman threw a white substance -- believed to be flour -- at E! television personality Kim Kardashian at a West Hollywood hotel Thursday evening, a sheriff's deputy said.
A space heater fire claimed the life of a toddler, fire officials said Friday.
Mayor Villaraigosa wants more ambulances on the streets and a complete overhaul of management in the fire department to help improve slow emergency response times.
A campaign led by City Council members to limit the number of chain stores in Chinatown could be at odds with residents and business owners.
